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Young Lawyers, Graduates and Student's Voice in the Profession
Young lawyers’ are law students, solicitors or barristers under 35 years and/or have less than five years of practice experience.
The Young Lawyers Committee (YLC) works for all young lawyers in Western Australia however, to ensure you get the full benefits of what YLC offers you, membership of the Law Society of Western Australia is required.
The YLC organises regular Continuing Professional Development seminars, in addition to social and sporting functions to facilitate networking and collegiality amongst the junior profession.
Networking and collegiality opportunities through social, and sporting events.
Career support with a job register for graduates, mentoring scheme, CPD events, LawCare WA, and Vacation Clerk Recruitment Dates.
